Registry Cleaners - Do these things really work? — OZONE Asylum, home of the Mad Scientists

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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	I agree that registry cleaners are more likely to do harm than good, and that they are particularly risky for the inexperienced user. Sometimes when one has a problem a good registry analyser which includes a cleaning tool can be helpful. In this context JUV Powertools which used to be a free tool developed by a student in Finland and is now marketed in a quiet way by Mace Software has many useful options including search for instances of software that you do not want any longer and cannot fully uninstall. Link to http://www.macecraft.com/. Any registry cleaning should always be done on a Registry that has been backed up and the cleaner should save the changes, Note that system Restore will not always save all the items in the registry that are changed by a cleaner. Loading...
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